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You don't live in the upper 6-8 feet of a 16 foot tall shop. Setting the unit lower and letting the upper air stratify effectively lowers the volume to be cooled. My shop is 22 feet to the peak, 7 large windows, 12x12 door facing south (insulated). 36k pulls it down pretty quick. Getting it...

24k MrCool should do it. I use a 36k in my 30x40x12 with a 6/12 pitch. It's 22 feet tall. Set the unit about 9 feet off the floor and don't worry about the heat up high.

If you are typically working alone, you don't need a lot of circuits, but having a lot of distribution is convenient.

Yes, most likely. My shop is 1200sf 22 feet tall. I use a 36k MrCool in Texas, but I think a 24k would handle it. Mine is single head on the center of the 40 foot wall. You likely need more heat than I do, but it keeps the shop above freezing, even when it went to -12 for 3 days.

Every electrical drop in my shop is a quad 20A 115v, a single 30A 220v, and a single 20A 3 phase. I shoot for every 6 feet. Most of my equipment apart from hand held is 220v or 3 phase.

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Heat index today is 105F. Not a problem.

Mine is red iron 30x40x12 with a 6 pitch so 22 feet tall. Walls are insulated same as yours, but I had them add 8 more inches on the ceiling with strapping. Well worth it. A 36k MrCool handles it easily, probably could have done 24k. Best thing I've done to the shop. I have seven large...

I would try raising your suction line up to at least 150 foot mark and see it that helps.

Chargers with AGM capable will charge LifePo4 just fine.